Super
Natural
rise of
dark colours
SUPER NATURAL elevates our connection with the earth from something hidden away inside ourselves to a clean authenticity. It celebrates our authentic connection with the earth and the reality of it. As a theme it highlights the fact that our connection with the earth is more than through ‘natural’ materials or ‘organic’ shapes: instead, it’s a fundamental part of us and not so easily explained away.
SUPER NATURAL is a strikingly dark theme, colour-wise, containing essential greens and darker tones. It’s defined by projects and products that reflect the uncomplicated reality
of the world we’re in.
The SUPER NATURAL theme is characterised by a dark colour palette. It is inspired by the simplicity and authenticity of the world around us, and is reflected in the projects and products that embody this spirit.
essential
greens
SUPER NATURAL is a strong, dark theme that heavily relies on jewel-tone greens and mysterious tones.
Want to read more about the SUPER NATURAL trend? Explore our blog articles and see this and other related trends come to life.
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Grey and green are two of our favourite colours, but they're not always easy to combine. Greys can be too cool, while greens can be too bright. Luckily, there are some ways that you can create a grey and green living room that works. In this article we look at creating colour palettes and playing with textures and pile heights in your living room upholstery fabric to create a space that is really special.
The trend in action
Nothing excites us more than seeing these trends take shape in the world around us. Here are some examples.
Porto-based textile artist Vanessa Barragão creates three-dimensional textile art inspired by the Earth’s coral reef ecosystem.
Plastic Rivers rugs by Álvaro Catalán de Ocón for Gan
FOREST CANDELABRA by Jan Ernst
"Leather" crafted from cactus by Adrián López Velarde and Marte Cázarez
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